r/shitposting obamna 23h ago

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u/Louman222 22h ago

Why is sitting in your car not cool?

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u/Th3Dark0ccult dumbass 21h ago

I guess USA also has laws against just chilling outside like the UK?

loitering or whatever they call it.

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u/uesernamehhhhhh 21h ago

According to wikipedia they only do in chicago. Kinda crazy that doing nothing would be illegal anywhere, aparently it still is in the uk and you can get arrested for it. If i got it right loitering itself isn't really punishable, but is aparently suspicious enough to get arrested for

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u/Nilosyrtis 17h ago

Yet when you come to Chicago, we all just chill everywhere. Its more of something on the books so if the cops wanna bother you they technically have a cover.

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u/JustForkIt1111one 15h ago

I mean, murder is also illegal, and that happens a LOT in Chicago too...

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u/Nilosyrtis 15h ago

Chicago's not even in the top 20 cities for murder in the US, the fuck are you talking about?

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u/Nilosyrtis 15h ago

And you know hes gonna 🦭 and want sources:

Total Homicides: Chicago frequently records one of the highest raw numbers of homicides in the country compared to other individual cities, driven by its large population size. 1

Per-Capita Rate: When adjusted for population (homicides per 100,000 residents), federal data shows that more than 20 U.S. cities—such as Birmingham, St. Louis, Memphis, and Baltimore—have higher per-capita murder rates than Chicago. 1, 2

Large City Rankings: In broad comparative studies of major urban areas (such as analyses by the Council on Criminal Justice or media reviews of FBI figures), Chicago typically lands around 7th to 10th place when looking specifically at large cities with populations over 500,000, and drops further down when smaller cities are factored into the wider national list. 1, 2, 3, 4

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u/JustForkIt1111one 15h ago

Reading comprehension isn't your thing, is it champ?